The Virtual Preceptors
Our Passion
Welcome! We want to help you realize your dream of becoming a midwife.
Valerie Monterrey CPM, LM, LE
With 28 years of experience, I have had the honor of assisting in the birth of nearly a 1000 of babies. I'm deeply passionate about serving my community. I believe in nurturing the next generation of midwives I am proud to mentor aspiring Midwife professionals. In our previous course, several student midwives who participated in this course found our discussions, and classes enhanced the education they were getting elsewhere. Many of our previous students have gone on to be successful midwives. If you're looking for guidance or an apprenticeship opportunity in midwifery, We are here to support you on your journey.
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Victoria Adedayo, CPM, RM, Certified Childbirth Educator, Certified Doula, and Certified Water Birth Provider, is a passionate midwife and educator committed to empowering families and birth professionals through practical, evidence-based learning.
Her journey into birth work began in 2014, while her teaching career started in 2013, delivering health lectures and later childbirth education from 2017. Victoria has taught families and midwives both in-person and online; She also shares midwifery and childbirth education on her YouTube channel, supporting families and students beyond the classroom.
She became a Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) in 2020 and a Registered Midwife in 2025, combining hands-on clinical experience with a deep love for teaching.
Through Virtual Preceptor, Victoria creates a supportive learning space where complex concepts are simplified and practical skills are emphasized, helping learners gain confidence they can immediately apply in real-world practice.
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We can Expect to see other guest teachers like Such as
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Julie Lynn Ph.D., CPM
Integrative Med/Clinical Intuitive Helping women with chronic, unexplained symptoms find real answers and lasting relief You’re not broken.
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Maureen McIver CPM, LM
provides full scope midwifery services: childbirth, prenatal, postpartum, newborn and well-woman care.
She is additionally trained in Ayurvedic Health Counseling, providing education and support to men and women who want to take control of their own health and wellbeing through the knowledge provided by Ayurveda.
Further, she teaches Childbirth At Home classes for parents, and Birth Assistant classes, for aspiring midwives.
The Problem
Our Solution
This is a sad state of midwifery in the US when we can not or will not produce new midwives. Sometimes this is because of greed we allow ourselves to be too busy trying to make more money that we have no time for students. We find all kinds of excuses. "I don't have time." "I don't have patience for students." Sometimes we choose not to take on new students because of jealousy. We are afraid these new students will move in to "our" territory. There is even prejudice and fear. "That student can never be as good a midwife as I am." They have a different culture, or education. "They might talk behind my back." "I can't trust them." "They might get me in trouble with the law." "What if the student I train makes a mistake and then it's my fault, this elusive, future hypothetical accident?
How can students get training without leaving their homes or enrolling in expensive schools?
How do we keep midwifery alive?
Go to a quiet room, with your computer and books, you might put on your ear plugs. Maybe you have music turned down low to help you concentrate.
Imagine turning on your computer and sitting down with a cup of tea and a couple cookies. You log in to Zoom or Google Classroom.
The class room is full of other women at different stages of training, from different schools, but with the same goals at the end of their journeys, to be great midwives.
You listen as familiar voices, teachers and guest speakers are anxiously waiting to come together for a common goal, your advancement to great midwifery.
For two hours you will be able to watch as different students try out the latest skills taught during the class. Then everyone will discuss questions related to your studies or a recent birth they attended. Next an assignment or items needed for the next class with be discussed.
You will leave the class knowing that someone is going to hold your hand, help you along the way and take you seriously. You will succeed. You will become a great midwife! But, you must take the step forward. Connect with us NOW! Become a Member NOW!
Midwife training
The Virtual Preceptor
Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Never give in.
Winston Churchill
